Afterword

American History continued.  One group of people in America supported families.  The other supported slavery.

The two groups fought a Civil War from 1860 to 1864.  The Family People won.  Slaves were set free, but the war never stopped.  Sullen, resentful, and filled with simmering rage, the proponents of slavery kept fighting against freedom and families.

The South’s agricultural slaves had to become share-croppers.  They were only paid when they planted, tended, and picked cotton, tobacco, and other crops.

In the 1930s, those processes were automated by planters and pickers pulled by tractors.  Millions of sharecroppers were left unemployed.

The Southern Slave Party saw its opportunity!  They launched another attack on freedom and families.  Trainloads of unemployed share-croppers were sent to Northern cities that were largely Catholic and crime-free.  The Slave Party’s anti-Catholic Northern allies sent them into huge, high-rise buildings that were built at taxpayer expense in every Northern city.

BUT!  The unemployed sharecroppers could only get free housing and other welfare benefits if they were single.  And, they were given more welfare if they had more children.  Families were destroyed.  Growing waves of crime made those recently Catholic cities uninhabitable.

Generations of children without fathers sank into confusion and crime.  Catholics and their voting blocs were scattered in the suburbs.  They were forced to get mortgages to buy new homes to replace those that had been paid for and had to be sold for practically nothing.  Many could not afford Catholic schools.  Their children suffered the resulting confusion relished by Public Education.

Catholics got poorer.  As the Slavery Party got richer, they began to invent new reasons for slavery with educational, environmental, and anti-family enterprises.  Soon, the cities were able to seize power from rural areas, whose families were impoverished to pay the Northern Slavers for more anti-family legislation passed by City-dominated State Legislatures.

Some look at the near-total destruction visited upon Northern Cities and realize:  “The South won the Civil War.”

An “Afterword” gives us time to think about the Word that will be spoken to us at the final Judgment of our soul, after our soul leaves our body and goes to Judgment.

The less time we have remaining on earth, the more important it is to think about getting our immortal soul into Heaven.  May all be blessed to avoid being among those whose eternal fate is described in The Catholic Reading for November 22, 2024, Luke 19:45-48, with Words of He Who Fulfilled over 300 Prophecies: